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Lynda Gratton

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Lynda Gratton

b. 1955

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Business theorist

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Business & Economics Sociology Self-Help & Psychology Management Non-Fiction

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Gratton, Lynda, 1955-, Lynda Gratton Business theorist, 琳達·格拉頓, 琳达·格拉顿, ليندا غراتون, LYNDA GRATTON, Professor of Human Resource Management Lynda Gratton, リンダ・グラットン

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Prepárate

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La nueva longevidad

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The Key

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Lynda Gratton known for?

    Lynda Gratton is widely recognized for her work on the future of work, particularly focusing on how demographic shifts and technological advancements are transforming careers and organizational structures. Her research often explores concepts like the 100-year life and the need for individuals and companies to adapt to longer working lives.

  • Where should a new reader start with Lynda Gratton's books?

    For readers new to Lynda Gratton's work, "The 100-Year Life: Living and Working in an Age of Longevity" is an excellent starting point, as it lays out many of her core ideas about adapting to extended lifespans and career paths.